Zen Quote Notes - Fighting Utter Nothingness

Zen Quote Notes: Nap Pounds The Rice

I take a nap, making the mountain water, pound the rice. – Issa – Join me as I reflect upon this wordful

The only joy in the world is to begin. Cesare Pavese Join while I ponder what this means to me.

Great Faith, Great Doubt, Great Effort – The three qualities necessary for training.

The only joy in the world is to begin. – Cesare Pavese – Welcome to fightingutternothingness.com Zen Quote Notes. My interpretation of

How shall I grasp it? Do not grasp it. That which remains when there is no more grasping is the self. –

Ten years, searching in the deep forest. Today, great laughter at the edge of a lake. – Soen – Welcome to

Water which is too pure has no fish – Ts’ai Ken T’an – We have to be willing to accept the impurities

When the student is ready, the Master appears. – Buddhist Proverb – We’ve got to become the people we want

I take a nap making the mountain water pound the rice. – Issa – We can become one with everything,

Knock on the sky and listen to the sound – Zen Saying – We all have an outer edge to the limits

Catch The Vigorous Horse Of Your Mind – Zen Saying – Our mind is part Animal and part Robot. A robot wants

Great Faith, Great Doubt, Great Effort – The three qualities necessary for training – If we maintain these three elements of